Police are appealing for information after a firearm was discharged at a flat in Kilmarnock in what detectives believe was a targeted attack.
Officers were initially called to a property on Mosshead Road at around 8.17pm on Monday, 12 October 2026, following reports that a window had been damaged.
Emergency services attended the scene, with no injuries reported.
Following extensive enquiries, including forensic examinations and a review of CCTV footage, detectives working alongside specialist officers have confirmed that a firearm was discharged during the incident.
Police believe the property was deliberately targeted and are pursuing several lines of enquiry to identify those responsible.
Detective Inspector Jamie Carruth said: "Since this incident was reported, we have been carrying out extensive enquiries in and around the local area, including gathering and reviewing a large amount of CCTV footage.
"Forensic work has also been carried out and officers will remain in the area as our investigation continues.
"We believe this was a targeted attack and are following a number of lines of enquiry.
"This was a completely reckless act and there could have been much more serious consequences.
"It is vital that we trace the person responsible as soon as possible.
"If you were in the area of Mosshead Road around the time of the incident, or have information that could assist our investigation, please contact us.
"We would also urge anyone with dash-cam or personal footage to review it and get in touch with officers.
“Additional policing patrols remain in the area while our enquiries continue.
“Anyone with information, or concerns, can approach these officers or call 101 quoting incident number 3266 of 12 October, 2026.
"Alternatively, Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111, where anonymity can be maintained.
Additional police patrols remain in the Mosshead Road area as the investigation continues.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident number 3266 of 12 October 2026, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.